Social Democrats increase their lead over Civic Democrats

The opposition Social Democrats would win general elections if they were held in March with 36.9 percent of votes, followed by the Civic Democratic Party with 29.8 percent, according to a poll conducted by the Median agency. The gap between the two strongest parties has widened by 3 percent since February. The Communists would be elected by 13.2 percent of votes. The five-percent threshold to enter the lower house would also be crossed by the Greens and the Christian Democrats, with eight and six percent respectively.